rapid, reliable and repeatable biodiversity monitoring data which decision makers can use to evaluate policy. Challenge B-Cubed is standardizing access to biodiversity data, empowering policymakers to address the impacts of biodiversity change. Aim Such information – from local to global level and within relevant timescales – calls for an improved integration of data on biodiversity from different sources.
Data cube with 3 dimensions ◦ Taxonomic ◦ Temporal ◦ Spatial • Each with extent, resolution and uncertainty • Measurements (count) Kissling et al. (2018) doi.org/10.1111/brv.12359
reference grid ◦ EEA (1x1 km, 10x10 km) ◦ QDGC (15x15 min, 30x30 min) ◦ MGRS (1x1 m, 10x10 m) • Assign occurrence to grid ◦ Take into account uncertainty ◦ Random assignment within uncertainty Oldoni et al. (2020) doi.org/10.1101/2020.03.23.983601
cubes! ◦ Interoperability with other data ◦ Visualizations, integrations ◦ Engage with the community • Location: Brussels, Belgium • Save the date: 2-5 April 2024
• DOI: 10.3897/biss.7.110734 • Website: b-cubed.eu • Twitter/X: @BCubedProject • LinkedIn: B-Cubed Project Quentin Groom Laura Abraham Tim Adriaens Lissa Breugelmans David A. Clarke Miguel A. Fernández Louise Hendrickx Cang Hui Sabrina Kumschick Matilde Martini Melodie McGeoch Teodor Metodiev Joe Miller Co-authors Damiano Oldoni Henrique M. Pereira Cristina Preda Tim Robertson Duccio Rocchini Hanno Seebens Heliana Teixeira Maarten Trekels John R.Wilson Nikol Yovcheva Tsungai Zengeya Peter Desmet